**Recipe Submission Guidelines**

Hello!

I'm glad you've stopped here!

That means you have your own recipe to share!

All you need to do is this:


  1. Fill out the submission form with your name, email, and type of recipe.
    Add a little about yourself and what area of the world you're from.
  2. I will send an email back to you with the full requirements
    (what I need to build the recipe post)
    *ABSOLUTELY NO personal information is required* You offer only what you want to offer. If you'd prefer to remain anonymous, so be it!
  3. I will begin building your recipe post and send you a proof to look over. 
  4. If everything looks correct, you've found no mistakes, and you're ready to share it, I'll post it for the world to see!

You want to get a head start? Have this ready:

Full requirements:

  • AT LEAST 1 great photo of your finished recipe. 3-4 is preferred.
  • Every single ingredient required
  • Approximate time it takes to prepare and cook
  • Where you found this recipe - is it your own creation? Family recipe? Did you steal it from your mother-in-law's book of super-secret-sacred-recipes? 
  • If you'd like full attribution:
    ~ Please include a headshot of yourself
    ~ Please include a little tidbit of who you are
    ~ Please include the area you are from (If you don't want your precise area, pick a county!)
    ~ Anything else you'd like me to include! Anything else includes links to your pages, blogs, Instagram, or what have you. I am happy to advertise your page if you wish!
That's all you have to do!

**Please note: I do have a very full life offline! If it takes me a few days or a couple weeks to respond, please forgive me, I promise I will get back to you!**


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